Sentence examples for to pastry from inspiring English sources
noun
A baked food group which contains items made from flour and fat pastes such as pie crust; also tarts, bear claws, napoleons, puff pastries, etc.
You can also add it to pastry fillings and meringues.
Note to pastry chef: Call the old country.
When the course turned to a brief introduction to pastry, that was all it took.
But still, they are more available to pastry chefs than consumers.
But when it comes to pastry, I don't think too much as I weigh ingredients and follow the method.
The transfer of the artist's mode of thought from pastry to plates has now returned from plates to pastry.
We were also treated to another visit from the excellent Louisa, a theology student from Exeter who cared about the filling-to-pastry ratio of mince pies and wore a silk shirt pilfered from her mother's wardrobe ("properly vint-ahhjj," she told the barman).
They stopped at my father's office to say hello, to bring pastries, to help with odds and ends.
Madame prefers pilates to pastry-making.
In addition to pastries, it has soups, salads and sandwiches, and expects to add brunch: (212) 95212838.
I simmered, sautéed, stirred and steamed everything from soups and salads to pastries, puddings and cakes.
